One of Dragon Ball's most beloved but forgotten characters finally has her mysterious absence explained by the official voice ...

Former Shonen Jump editor Kazuhiko Torishima says 'Attack on Titan's' complex story limited its long-term appeal.

As for Dragon Ball itself, Z-Fighter enthusiasts are waiting on word of the shonen’s return. With Dragon Ball Daima ending earlier this year and no return date set in stone for the manga’s return, ...

Famed Dragon Ball editor Kazuhiko Torishima calls out GT character designer Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru at a live event.

It is no secret that Dragon Ball is one of the biggest franchises in history, with millions of fans all around the world following the series created by the late Akira Toriyama. While no one can deny ...

During the Japan Expo, Dragon Ball Super artist Toyotaro made an appearance to talk about his work with the series and how he ...

Kazuhiko Torishima, initially disliking manga and favoring shoujo titles, became Akira Toriyama's editor, bringing a unique perspective to shonen. This collaboration shaped Dragon Ball's narrative ...

Learn how to make manga from one of the greatest manga editors of all time! Kazuhiko Torishima is the sixth editor-in-chief of Japan’s biggest manga magazine, Weekly Shonen Jump! He is one of Japan’s ...

The book is co-written by Kazuhiko Torishima, the sixth editor-in-chief of one of Japan's biggest manga publications, Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, and includes insights on how manga is written ...

Dragon Ball’s legendary editor Kazuhiko Torishima once called it "a work without substance." What did he mean by that? Is there any meaning in it?

It's now officially been confirmed that the late Akira Toriyama intended to end Dragon Ball Z with the "Cell Saga." Three former Dragon Ball editors — Kazuhiko Torishima, Yu Kondo, and Fuyuto Takeda — ...